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Cynthia L.

All things pink and girly for this cute DIY jewelry (amongst other things) charm studio. You can make necklaces, bracelets, purse chain charms, key chains, phone charms and even a cute little charm chain for your lip balms. Pink & Sage is located in Town Square across from MAC Cosmetics and that make your own slime store. Each individual charm is $5 each and chains can range from $13-15 for bracelet or necklace and it's more expensive if you opt for gold plated chains. There's sooooo many cute charms to choose from! Recently opened, I discovered Pink & Sage from Instagram and I've always wanted to make a DIY charm for my lip balms. So off I went on a Sunday afternoon and the girl working there was genuinely helpful and friendly. She was patient when I took awhile choosing my charms and once I was done, she let me know to scan the QR code for instructions but she was always readily available if I had any questions. Adding the charms to my chain was relatively simple. Each hand will be holding pliers so be prepared to feel like a surgeon lol. Plenty of tables and comfortable chairs plus the store is well lit so you can take your time creating your perfect jewelry pieces. You can walk right in....no need to make an appointment unless it's for private events (birthday party, bachelorette etc). It's such a fun DIY activity to do with friends, sisters and/or mothers.

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Arianna P.

Love the concept of this store! As a DIY girly, this was a super fun thing to do with our bachelorette group. I love that you can literally make whatever you want, from actual jewelry, to bag chains, and they even have permanent jewelry which is a nice touch! It was also nice that they have options for different price points, like stainless steel or plated chains. They also have a good variety of charms available, and it was a very laid back experience. However, I do believe the charms are a little pricey at $5 each, no matter if it was a small letter or a more elaborate charm. It definitely drives the price of the item up really quickly. Also, it was a bit frustrating putting together a gold piece because the shades of gold wildly differed. Many of the chains were more of a neutral champagne gold, but the available clasps, charms, and rings to attach the charms were yellow gold, so it just didn't go together. I made it work by making a mixed metal bag chain, but it was a little difficult (if you care about the tones matching like I did lol). Overall, super fun and cute experience!

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Kylie R.

as soon as i walked in i was greeted by one of the owners Helen. she was very sweet to me and was very helpful assisting me choose my gold filled bracelet. you can create body chains for your waist, bag chains, and a ton of accessories other than jewelry here. there's also HUNDREDS of cute charms big and small on their charm bar including letters. the space is very open and lots of seating area perfect for events and birthday parties. i love supporting this Filipino Owned business !!! prices range from $5 to $40 dollars.

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the vibe is cute but unless you want to spend $100+ on fake silver/gold chains then i don't recommend

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